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Nerf Moaning Null Bears PLS

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F'elch
Wall Street Trading
#61 - 2012-10-18 12:51:19 UTC
Anslo wrote:
Jenn aSide wrote:

F'elch wrote:


Anyway, I'm a casual player. No time for null and the logistics of living there so ISK grinding there is not an option. And to be honest I CBA with CTA, killboard etc so it is not for me.

All I want to do is PVP and grind as little as possible to make that happen. High sec ISK sources are important to help me and others like me fund that lifestyle so please don't nerf them.


This is the problem, why people hate high sec dwellers, that sense of entitlement.

What you say here is like saying in real life "dude, I want to be well off and have nice things like a big house, 4 cars and the ability to send my 5 kids to private school and college without getting financial aide, but I don't want to work a full time job, go to school, or do anything that is even slightly unpleasant".........


Seriously?

Seriously now? We're bringing up entitlement?

Of course he's ******* entitled to do what he wants you stupid bullet eating bleach dyed bimbo ****, he paid for the gods damn game and he should be able to play as he see's fit.

This is a GAME. Not a god damn **** stain ******* JOB.

This whole "they're not entitled" bullshit pisses me off. I paid for x, I want x, not a part of it that you think I don't deserve, ALL of it. The barrier of entry is stupidly high for solo people who want to pvp in their spare time. Because not all of us can dedicate our damn LIVES to a pirate or nul alliances because we have jobs, spouses, kids, LIVES OUTSIDE OF EVE.

So don't go on that self entitled bullshit **** parade you tit. He paid for it, he should be able to experience it.

TheGunslinger42 wrote:
Unfortunately, CCP are dead set on doing the exact opposite - they're making hisec a hello kitty online haven for wowtards and bears. Incursions, insane mining barge buffs, war dec changes, making something like stealing from a can a global criminal offense, all of failwatch 2.0 basically... it's all the exact wrong direction. It'll exacerbate the divide between bears and low/null/wh players

So what? Some of us don't want to deal with your pvp crap. Deal with it.

Thanks for this passionate defence.

The guy is right, though, to a certain extent, although the analogies to RL are a bit extreme. I take RL pretty seriously, I work hard and support my family. But I don't consider that to be a grind. I take enjoyment from most of what I do in life.

I just hate grinding for ISK. And I don't want to lose my PVE CNR. It's the most expensive ship I have ever owned. But you know what? It's not faction fit, just T2. Faction fit would be a waste of PVP ISK.
Jonni Favorite
Red Slice Enterprise
#62 - 2012-10-18 12:52:53 UTC
The L33t in this thread is getting me dizzy, could be the beer too though
Jonni Favorite
Red Slice Enterprise
#63 - 2012-10-18 12:55:30 UTC
Jenn aSide wrote:
There is not hate for high sec, it serves a purpose as a stable trading zone.

The "hate" is for people who come into the game, find out they don't like the things that make up the COREand SPIRIT of the game (pvp in various forms, rough and unforgiving competition, people trying to extract tears for other human being ect) and rather than leave and go find a theme park game more to their liking come on the fourms and moan about everything....usually in the form of a "the game would get more subs if (insert game killing BS here)".

I don't care if people never leave high sec, I care about the overall health of the game, and people pumping isk and materials into the game while lsing nothing and taking no risk....too much of that is just bad for the game. This is why CCP tries to get people to pew pew, consumption is vital.



F'elch wrote:


Anyway, I'm a casual player. No time for null and the logistics of living there so ISK grinding there is not an option. And to be honest I CBA with CTA, killboard etc so it is not for me.

All I want to do is PVP and grind as little as possible to make that happen. High sec ISK sources are important to help me and others like me fund that lifestyle so please don't nerf them.


This is the problem, why people hate high sec dwellers, that sense of entitlement.

What you say here is like saying in real life "dude, I want to be well off and have nice things like a big house, 4 cars and the ability to send my 5 kids to private school and college without getting financial aide, but I don't want to work a full time job, go to school, or do anything that is even slightly unpleasant".........


You do realize this a game still right? Just checking..
Rollin Forties
School of Applied Street Knowledge
#64 - 2012-10-18 12:57:46 UTC
Anslo wrote:
Rollin Forties wrote:
Anyone who pays is ENTITLED to log in. If you don't like what happens after you log in, take your money elsewhere. Pretty simple right?


Wrong, suck on a grenade. An individual pays for service x. not 1/2 of x, not 1/4 of x, X, ALL of x, 1/1. I'm not saying people should be able to go in and immediately be able to take a swath of 0.0 at their whim.

But the fact the people say "you aren't entitled to pvp unless you're 100% dedicated to it" is almost the single stupidest thing (next to your comment) I've ever read.

Also post with your main.


I think you're wrong, agree to disagree I guess. Everyone gets 100% of the service when they pay, I don't think enjoyment is part of that. If you like the game, great it will be. If you don't, well move on and don't pay.

My main is inactive and therefor not relevant, just like this alt. I just thought I'd throw my two isk toward your idiocy though.
Krixtal Icefluxor
INLAND EMPIRE Galactic
#65 - 2012-10-18 12:59:37 UTC
Destiny Corrupted wrote:
You don't pvp. Sometimes, you spare enough from your wallet to fit a frigate and see what all the fuss is about, but you don't pvp. You run missions and farm plexes in your stabbed Incursus, but you don't pvp. Your whole reason for existence in this game is to see that number in the wallet window grow larger and larger.

You're not fooling anyone.


Are you e-stalking this Toon, or looking at CCP's Logs of his activvity ? That is the only way you could possibly know those things.

Bad poasting indeed.

"He has mounted his hind-legs, and blown crass vapidities through the bowel of his neck."  - Ambrose Bierce on Oscar Wilde's Lecture in San Francisco 1882

Jenn aSide
Worthless Carebears
The Initiative.
#66 - 2012-10-18 13:00:03 UTC  |  Edited by: Jenn aSide
F'elch wrote:

Thanks for this passionate defence.

The guy is right, though, to a certain extent, although the analogies to RL are a bit extreme. I take RL pretty seriously, I work hard and support my family. But I don't consider that to be a grind. I take enjoyment from most of what I do in life.

I just hate grinding for ISK. And I don't want to lose my PVE CNR. It's the most expensive ship I have ever owned. But you know what? It's not faction fit, just T2. Faction fit would be a waste of PVP ISK.



Understand that I meant no offense to you (Anslo is a different story, he is the embodiment of the High Sec personality and all it's ridicules flaws).

But those of us who DO put up with those things, who pay our "space dues" so to speak get really tired of high sec people talking about how that don't want to do this or that, but how they should still get the benefits of those of us who work at it.

I have a couple chars in an alliance ratting system. Last night, my isk making was interrupted but the entry of several neutral guys from time to time (forcing my to leave my anomalies and go to a pos) and was then further interrupted by a CTA (call to arms). These interruptions and difficulties are a part of the game (and I accept them as such, no "nerf cloaks" whining from me), but the guy in high sec in his own corp or in an NPC corp doesn't have to put up with very much of this, while being able to make almost as much isk as you can in null sec.

It's an imbalance. One that ccp can't really do much about with so many players being so "squishy" that any change to high sec would mean ccp loses money, but a necessary Evil is still an Evil lol.
Jenn aSide
Worthless Carebears
The Initiative.
#67 - 2012-10-18 13:01:42 UTC  |  Edited by: Jenn aSide
Jonni Favorite wrote:


You do realize this a game still right?


This is one of my hobbies.


Quote:

Just checking..


Check again.
Jonni Favorite
Red Slice Enterprise
#68 - 2012-10-18 13:09:41 UTC
Jenn aSide wrote:
Jonni Favorite wrote:


You do realize this a game still right?


This is one of my hobbies.


Quote:

Just checking..


Check again.


Ok. After re-check this is obviously a lot more *real* to you than it is a game for most folks. Cheers I guess?
TheGunslinger42
All Web Investigations
#69 - 2012-10-18 13:09:41 UTC  |  Edited by: TheGunslinger42
Anslo wrote:
TheGunslinger42 wrote:
Unfortunately, CCP are dead set on doing the exact opposite - they're making hisec a hello kitty online haven for wowtards and bears. Incursions, insane mining barge buffs, war dec changes, making something like stealing from a can a global criminal offense, all of failwatch 2.0 basically... it's all the exact wrong direction. It'll exacerbate the divide between bears and low/null/wh players

So what? Some of us don't want to deal with your pvp crap. Deal with it.


Except you're playing in a massively multiplayer game, and more importantly you're playing in one where virtually everything is entirely player driven. When you mine spacerocks and sell them, manufacture things and sell them or when you buy things for yourself you're competing with the other people on the market, you're having an impact on the availability and prices of ships, modules etc for players ranging from other hisec bears to lowsec solo pirates to null alliances to crazed wormholers - you're affecting all of those players, their allies, their enemies, and not always in a way they want you to. Yet when THEY want to come gunning for you, you spew this horseshit about not wanting to deal with it, as if the massively interconnected, player driven universe is something you can pick and choose when you're part of. You can't, you're part of it every second you're playing.
Kitty Bear
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#70 - 2012-10-18 13:10:04 UTC
Jake Warbird wrote:
Nerf all bears.


yeah .. nerf me
Jonni Favorite
Red Slice Enterprise
#71 - 2012-10-18 13:19:20 UTC
TheGunslinger42 wrote:
Anslo wrote:
TheGunslinger42 wrote:
Unfortunately, CCP are dead set on doing the exact opposite - they're making hisec a hello kitty online haven for wowtards and bears. Incursions, insane mining barge buffs, war dec changes, making something like stealing from a can a global criminal offense, all of failwatch 2.0 basically... it's all the exact wrong direction. It'll exacerbate the divide between bears and low/null/wh players

So what? Some of us don't want to deal with your pvp crap. Deal with it.


Except you're playing in a massively multiplayer game, and more importantly you're playing in one where virtually everything is entirely player driven. When you mine spacerocks and sell them, manufacture things and sell them or when you buy things for yourself you're competing with the other people on the market, you're having an impact on the availability and prices of ships, modules etc for players ranging from other hisec bears to lowsec solo pirates to null alliances to crazed wormholers - you're affecting all of those players, their allies, their enemies, and not always in a way they want you to. Yet when THEY want to come gunning for you, you spew this horseshit about not wanting to deal with it, as if the massively interconnected, player driven universe is something you can pick and choose when you're part of. You can't, you're part of it every second you're playing.


Maybe if you expanded your *pvp* activities beyond can-flipping you would be less worried about what happens in high sec. Just a thought..
F'elch
Wall Street Trading
#72 - 2012-10-18 13:19:35 UTC
OK, I mentioned them in passing earlier but let's bring them into the conversation, because they are related to the entitlement agruments being put forward.

PLEX.

How many of the null dwellers finance their PVP with PLEX? Or low / high sec dwellers for that matter?

I do not do this simply because I do not want to spend any more money than I already do on this game. I would rather grind a day or two to get some ISK than stick any more of my RL money into it. It's not a question of not having the money, before the usual "get a better job" brigade pipe up. I would just feel like a fool and a sad person if I spent any more money on this game. That's just me. I don't judge anyone who does.

But it has been said you should work for your ISK to earn your right and your time and your ships to PVP. I know a lot of people don't do this but sell PLEX instead.

I should also mention high sec trader alts, miner alts, mission alts of null dwellers. They all benefit from the reletive safety of high sec to fund their PVP lifestyle.
Anslo
Scope Works
#73 - 2012-10-18 13:21:02 UTC  |  Edited by: Anslo
Jenn aSide wrote:

No he should not...He should be able to play it within the norms set by the game makers. If players were able to "play as they see fit" everyone would have I Win buttons.


Yes, he should. It isn't a matter of an i Win button, but you think he shouldn't pvp at all because he balances highsec and lowsec life. That's what pisses me off about you.

Quote:
If you can't make time for a hobby, do something else. I have a wife, 3 kids and work in Law Enforcement, sometimes because of the mandatory overtime I end up with11-14 hours days. And yet I can manage to have 4 accounts paid for with plex and characters all over EVE Space.

Some of us have social lives, things we do outside of Eve. Going out, shopping, movies, dining, vacations, living a life. A hobby does not equate to a life encompassing black hole like vacuum.

Quote:
Just because you people can't figure out how to do things doesn't mean the game should suit your needs. YouAnslo somehow find the time to post and post and post and post, but somehow you're lacking time to play eve?

I'm not lacking time at all. I play how much I want to play. I don't put in 8 hours a day because I simply don't want to. So me personally, I am happy with the way I can play (aside from nul/low bears bitching and moaning). Maybe building up sec status could be made a little easier. It's difficult getting back from the negatives, stupidly so. But then again that would cheapen finally being out of the red, so meh..

Quote:
That's your right, yo don't have to deal with any pvp or any other kind of crap. As long as you understand that makes you a 2nd class citizen, it's all good. Know your place, those of us actually playing the game and contributing to the experience called EVE already know ours.


And this is where you loose any credibility. There is no such thing as a second class citizen you ****, not in this game. It's a game, not a hobby. If you think it's a hobby to you, more power to you. But you in NO way have any ******* say about who is and is not deserving of the game and what it can do or be for them. You have NO say in trying to push "it's a hobby, live it or leave it" on ANYONE else.

AT ALL.

Know your place? It's like some form of racism. No wonder you spend all your free time on your "hobby." With a personality like that, I'd not want to deal with you outside of work at all. High sec contributes fine to eve. Try living without high sec for a few months, buy nothing from it, dont goto it, ask CCP to shut it off, and see how quickly your "hobby" dies.

Edit: Also what makes you think you should be so "proud" for being l33t in a game? What do you contribute that's so earth shaking that you can be calling others second class citizens? What accomplishments have you made? Do you think YOUR entitled to say that because your a cop RL? That doesn't give you any sway over who is and is not a second class citizen here. Are you really an officer? With what you've said, I highly highly doubt it.

[center]-_For the Proveldtariat_/-[/center]

TheGunslinger42
All Web Investigations
#74 - 2012-10-18 13:27:55 UTC
Jonni Favorite wrote:
TheGunslinger42 wrote:
Anslo wrote:
TheGunslinger42 wrote:
Unfortunately, CCP are dead set on doing the exact opposite - they're making hisec a hello kitty online haven for wowtards and bears. Incursions, insane mining barge buffs, war dec changes, making something like stealing from a can a global criminal offense, all of failwatch 2.0 basically... it's all the exact wrong direction. It'll exacerbate the divide between bears and low/null/wh players

So what? Some of us don't want to deal with your pvp crap. Deal with it.


Except you're playing in a massively multiplayer game, and more importantly you're playing in one where virtually everything is entirely player driven. When you mine spacerocks and sell them, manufacture things and sell them or when you buy things for yourself you're competing with the other people on the market, you're having an impact on the availability and prices of ships, modules etc for players ranging from other hisec bears to lowsec solo pirates to null alliances to crazed wormholers - you're affecting all of those players, their allies, their enemies, and not always in a way they want you to. Yet when THEY want to come gunning for you, you spew this horseshit about not wanting to deal with it, as if the massively interconnected, player driven universe is something you can pick and choose when you're part of. You can't, you're part of it every second you're playing.


Maybe if you expanded your *pvp* activities beyond can-flipping you would be less worried about what happens in high sec. Just a thought..


Are you illiterate? Honest question, because nothing I said was about can flipping. Let me give you a tip though, making something up and attributing it to the guy you disagree with, then dismissing him entirely based on that, is not good argumentative skills. I can count the number of times I've been in k-space, let alone high sec, in the last two years on one hand. The point I was making, which you may not be well equipped enough intellectually to grasp, is that all activities, even the dullest high sec carebearing ones, are PVP. Very different forms, certainly, but PVP none the less, and they have an effect on every player and every region of space. Demanding that you be able to take part in that regard but then be immune from all other forms or consequences is just pathetic.
Anslo
Scope Works
#75 - 2012-10-18 13:30:40 UTC  |  Edited by: Anslo
TheGunslinger42 wrote:

Are you illiterate? Honest question, because nothing I said was about can flipping. Let me give you a tip though, making something up and attributing it to the guy you disagree with, then dismissing him entirely based on that, is not good argumentative skills. I can count the number of times I've been in k-space, let alone high sec, in the last two years on one hand. The point I was making, which you may not be well equipped enough intellectually to grasp, is that all activities, even the dullest high sec carebearing ones, are PVP. Very different forms, certainly, but PVP none the less, and they have an effect on every player and every region of space. Demanding that you be able to take part in that regard but then be immune from all other forms or consequences is just pathetic.


If I may;

There's always been this argument popping up and honestly it can go either way. When he says pvp, I think he refers to ship v ship active combat. **** blowing up etc. Someone can argue whether mining a rock is pvp or not all day every day, but it'll go nowhere.

For the sake of advancing your argument OP, you should clarify that you refer to ship v ship pewpew boom combat as the pvp you are discussing.

Edit: As for his risk aversion argument, think of it this way. Let's say you were building a model, safely in your home. It's taken you a few hours to put this model...whatever together, and it may or may not compete with other people's models, but you aren't really concerned with them. You just want to build it and enjoy it. It's fun to you.

Then suddenly, someone busts into your house and, 10 seconds before the cops arrive, bashes you on the head, wrecks your model completely, laughs and yells at you, and then gets arrested and hauled off.

Does that seem right to you?

[center]-_For the Proveldtariat_/-[/center]

Jenn aSide
Worthless Carebears
The Initiative.
#76 - 2012-10-18 13:31:43 UTC
Jonni Favorite wrote:
Jenn aSide wrote:
Jonni Favorite wrote:


You do realize this a game still right?


This is one of my hobbies.


Quote:

Just checking..


Check again.


Ok. After re-check this is obviously a lot more *real* to you than it is a game for most folks. Cheers I guess?


No one said "real" or brilliant sir, I said HOBBY.

This is the problem with black and white thinkers such as your self, you can't see the middle ground. EVE is more than a game to me, No game gets played for 5 years by me lol. Halo is a game, X-com (as cool as it was and as cool as this new reboot should be) is a game. EVE is deeper than that.

By all means, play your game, realize the fact that many people simply aren't like you.
HollyShocker 2inthestink
HOW to PEG SAFETY
#77 - 2012-10-18 13:37:32 UTC
Destiny Corrupted wrote:
You don't pvp. Sometimes, you spare enough from your wallet to fit a frigate and see what all the fuss is about, but you don't pvp. You run missions and farm plexes in your stabbed Incursus, but you don't pvp. Your whole reason for existence in this game is to see that number in the wallet window grow larger and larger.

You're not fooling anyone.



It is always refreshing to see someone with clairvoyance skills. The force is strong with this one.
TheGunslinger42
All Web Investigations
#78 - 2012-10-18 13:38:50 UTC  |  Edited by: TheGunslinger42
Anslo wrote:
TheGunslinger42 wrote:

Are you illiterate? Honest question, because nothing I said was about can flipping. Let me give you a tip though, making something up and attributing it to the guy you disagree with, then dismissing him entirely based on that, is not good argumentative skills. I can count the number of times I've been in k-space, let alone high sec, in the last two years on one hand. The point I was making, which you may not be well equipped enough intellectually to grasp, is that all activities, even the dullest high sec carebearing ones, are PVP. Very different forms, certainly, but PVP none the less, and they have an effect on every player and every region of space. Demanding that you be able to take part in that regard but then be immune from all other forms or consequences is just pathetic.


If I may;

There's always been this argument popping up and honestly it can go either way. When he says pvp, I think he refers to ship v ship active combat. **** blowing up etc. Someone can argue whether mining a rock is pvp or not all day every day, but it'll go nowhere.

For the sake of advancing your argument OP, you should clarify that you refer to ship v ship pewpew boom combat as the pvp you are discussing.


But that's kind of my point: Why should someone be immune from ship v ship PVP if they happily take part in other forms of "pvp"? It would be incredibly one sided. To flip it around, it would be like the ship v ship pewpewing players of 0.0/Low/WHs asking to be immune from traders and manufacturers and their aggressive market shenanigans, which dictate prices and influence availability.

"But I pay for this game, I should be allowed to play how I want! I don't want to have to deal with the availability of item x, making me fly to some different area where the manufacturer lives! I don't want to have to be a slave to the prices he and his manufacturing/marketing cronies set!"
HollyShocker 2inthestink
HOW to PEG SAFETY
#79 - 2012-10-18 13:40:14 UTC
Andski wrote:
F'elch wrote:
If I tried to make all my ISK in low sec it would take a VERY long time to get the same money I would in high sec as you are constantly trying to avoid other players.


You realize that the solution involves making it worthwhile to go through all that trouble, right?

But it doesn't involve buffing null/low income - it involves nerfing hisec income because uninterrupted ISK printing is bad for the game.



Says someone with endless income. I despise frakn hypocrites.
Jenn aSide
Worthless Carebears
The Initiative.
#80 - 2012-10-18 13:44:57 UTC  |  Edited by: Jenn aSide
Anslo wrote:

Some of us have social lives, things we do outside of Eve. Going out, shopping, movies, dining, vacations, living a life. A hobby does not equate to a life encompassing black hole like vacuum.


And when did I say I did none of those things?

That's my point, just because YOU can't find an efficient way to use your in game time (as evidenced by your posting habits) doesn't mean everyone is like that.

You cling to the idea that you have to spend your whole life playing eve to do anything, when the truth is you simply fail at playing the game. Only small and shallow egos need to make excuses such as the ones you tend to make.

I deal with more craziness in a day than you will in a year (both from the job and from being married) and even with 3 kids pulling my butt in 15 different directions I find time to enjoy my hobbies (of which eve is one) AMD sleep 8 hours a night lol. Sorry if you can't.

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And this is where you loose any credibility. There is no such thing as a second class citizen you ****, not in this game. It's a game, not a hobby. If you think it's a hobby to you, more power to you. But you in NO way have any ******* say about who is and is not deserving of the game and what it can do or be for them. You have NO say in trying to push "it's a hobby, live it or leave it" on ANYONE else.


And who is trying to push anything? To each his own.

But to each his own doesn't alter reality. EVE is a pvp game. I, as someone who enjoys PVE (high sec incursions, ratting and exploring in null, and lvl 5 missions mainly) I understand that, and fit in well with the game. I also pvp, partly because I enjoy it, and partly because it gives me access to null, so even pvp is "paying some dues" sometimes.

I don't get people like you. Why play a game you fundamentally dislike?

Quote:

Know your place? It's like some form of racism. No wonder you spend all your free time on your "hobby." With a personality like that, I'd not want to deal with you outside of work at all. High sec contributes fine to eve. Try living without high sec for a few months, buy nothing from it, dont goto it, ask CCP to shut it off, and see how quickly your "hobby" dies.

Edit: Also what makes you think you should be so "proud" for being l33t in a game? What do you contribute that's so earth shaking that you can be calling others second class citizens? What accomplishments have you made? Do you think YOUR entitled to say that because your a cop RL? That doesn't give you any sway over who is and is not a second class citizen here. Are you really an officer? With what you've said, I highly highly doubt it.


rofl, did I touch a nerve lol. I know you won't answer, but how old are you? I'm 38 personally, and you don't seem...quite adutl yet.

Racism lol , EVE PLAYER might be a job but it is a race lol.

You make yourself a 2nd class citizen by not participating in the main game (pvp). I'm primarily a pve player, but I don't expect CCP to change the game to suit me. Hell, im against the NPC AI changes even though it potentially makes me (and my null ratting mach) safer.

I simply believe in the spirit of this game/hobby and play ALL of it, pvp and pve, unlike you high sec only people. I don't care what you do in the game, simply pointing out the obvious: people like you are playing the wrong game anslo, and should be someplace you can actually be happy, like wow or Star Trek online.